The model aims to make it easier for people to enter the new era of the web, but the more affordable model costs R$18
Despite the bold proposal, the price is still out of the question for most people. With the entry-level model costing an incredible R$18.667,00, it won't be so simple to have web3 resources in the palm of your hand. Despite the high price, the technical characteristics of the device are enough to put many machines to shame.
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Focusing on the wealthy, Metavertu has powerful features
Focused on high-end clientele, who don't mind paying a few million for NFT arts, the Metavertu aims at performance in this new moment on the web. The screen, for example, is made of sapphire glass, powered by a Qualcomm SnapDragon 8 Gen 1 CPU. The device also has a set of cameras with three lenses and a 4.600 mAh battery.
Being able to switch between web2.0 and web3.0, Metavertu makes it possible to create a cryptoasset wallet in an uncomplicated manner and with its own security called a trusted execution environment (TEE). Access to the metaverse, which was used for the pun on the name, is also facilitated with a set of applications that interact with each other. In an application called Vshot, the user can transform their photo or video into a Non-Fungible Token (NFT).
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More than 200 thousand Metavertu reservations have already been made since pre-sale
During the product launch in October, Vertu CEO Gary Chan also announced a premium service for customers who purchase smartphones. According to him, “We have a special NFT investment team to help our users better understand NFTs quickly.”
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You must be wondering, the smartphone comes to try to simplify immersion in web3.0, but at absurd prices, with models that can exceed R$212 thousand, who will be interested in buying it?
According to the manufacturer, which is based in Hong Kong, more than 200 thousand reservations, since pre-sales, have already been made around the world. And, according to the company, 40% of buyers paid the full value of the equipment.
